Introduction
The High Sheriff of Clwyd’s Awards were launched in 2013 to recognise individuals or voluntary/ community organisations or groups (with charitable aims) that have made an outstanding contribution to their respective communities.
Awards are made annually to individuals and to voluntary/community organisations or groups (with charitable aims) operating within each of the County Voluntary Councils (CVCs), namely Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham, that form the preserved County of Clwyd.
Awards Ceremony
The winners will be presented with their awards at an event to be held in early March 2027, and further details will follow in due course.
Nomination Process and Conditions
- Subject to the following, anyone may make a nomination for their area and/or Clwyd, including people who benefit from the individual or voluntary/community group’s activities.
- You can only make one nomination.
- Individuals cannot be nominated by a partner or family member or nominate themselves.
- An individual nominee must reside in one of the four CVC areas and be over 18 years of age.
- The nominee (whether an individual or an organisation/group) must not be contacted or made aware that they are being nominated for an award.
- Personal details provided on the nomination form may be passed to partner organisations and to the media for publicity purposes. If you do not wish for any information to be shared in this way or if you do not wish media organisations to contact the nominee or nominator, please let the appropriate CVC know as soon as possible.
- A Judging Panel, chaired by the High Sheriff of Clwyd, will assess the nominations and decide who will receive the awards. The Panel’s decision is final, and they reserve the right not to make an award.
- Nomination forms and Guidance notes can be downloaded from the appropriate CVC website or by post.
- The closing date for the submission of completed and signed nominations to office@dvsc.co.uk is 5pm on Sunday 6ed December 2026.
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